Columbia Access Television

Join the CAT Crew for a series of six talks with local media professionals about their craft! Learn about the tools of the trade with seasoned veterans living right here in our back yard and get some great tips during the Q&A sessions.

• Tickets are $5 for each event 
• Or just $20 for all six! 

Get your tickets today for these awesome in-depth chats! Write us at info@columbiaaccess.tv or call us at 573.876.7137 to reserve your seats. Each event will be hosted in spacious Studio A located at 1405 E Broadway in the Helis Communications Building (check the map at the bottom of the page for directions!). We're adding more details about upcoming events so check back often!

Cinematography with Andrew Droz Palermo - Saturday, January 28th, 2012 - 1 to 3pm

A Missouri native, Andrew Droz Palermo began his career with a wildly successful music video for White Rabbits’ “Percussion Gun”, seen internationally on MTV Networks and Much Music. The low-budget visually stunning video featured a zoetrope-inspired ring of lights designed and built by Palermo with additional help by local Mennonite welders. He quickly followed the video by writing and directing the short film “A Face Fixed”, which recently finished its festival run; and serving as director of photography for a number high-profile projects including “You’re Next”, a TIFF 2011 selection purchased by Lionsgate which is set for theatrical distribution in October 2012. Currently, he is in production on a number of music videos and a documentary, as well as pre-production on his narrative feature-length directorial debut "One & Two", which is being supported by the 2011 Sundance Institute Producer’s Lab.

More Info:

www.andrewdrozpalermo.com

http://tiff.net/filmsandschedules/tiff/2011/yourenext

Audio with Wil Reeves - Saturday, February 25th, 2012 - 1 to 3pm

Wil Reeves, owner of Centro Cellar, has been playing music, recording music, and tinkering with instruments and equipment for years. In 2002, navigating through college on his way to an engineering degree and playing in local bands, he gathered the modicum of equipment needed to record music and turned his engineering leanings to learning everything he could about the recording process. He dedicates his time, his passion, his life, to making every album that comes through his studio sound it’s absolute finest.

More Info:

http://centrocellarstudiodotcom.wordpress.com/

http://www.voxmagazine.com/stories/2010/08/05/centro-cellar-studio-builds-local-music-community/

Take in these great talks at 1405 E. Broadway, Columbia, Missouri. Our studios are located on the lower level of the Helis Communications Building on Stephens College Campus.

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